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…) calling acts as ' a spacing mechanism between the males and also advertise the location of the highest ranking male to the mature females.' (Rijksen,1978). The long call of the Borneo male is long and drawn out where as the Sumatran is much shorter and has…

…thinks this is 'rather womanish' and believes he can survive by himself. Along his journey, the man encounters death as he falls into a spring, where 'At a place where there were no signs, where the soft, unbroken snow seemed to advertise solidity beneath…

…surprising for the inexperienced user, but such methods exist and are quite easy to find if you just know where to look. In the coming paragraphs, several methods in which malicious users (and interestingly, many advertising companies) can obtain your private…

…that the approximate fixed costs after opening to be from $2,000 to $6,000 per month. Our variable cost structure includes payroll, taxes, electricity, telephone bill, pet shampoo and conditioner supplies, cleaning supplies, advertising, brochures, business cards, office…

…with character drawings of each articles main subject. Also, in "The New York Observer'', the "Arts and Entertainment" section had real art exhibits and gallery showings, not just movie times and criticism. Surprisingly enough, there was few advertisements…

…a stronger programming schedule for today's children. Several organizations such as the National Parents and Teachers Association (PTA) and the American Medical Association (AMA) have urged their members to lobby public force against advertisers on high…

…Cardinals, is quoted in advertisements for a California company as saying he, “gained twelve pounds of muscle and doubled my strength in one month”, by using nutritional supplements. According to the company, McGwire was told to take thirty tablets of Anabol-350…

…movies and TV does not affect behaviour. I wonder if they have conveyed that to their advertisers? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**…

…in the commercial arts. His pattern of aesthetic and artistic innovation, to “expect the unexpected,” began with his advertising art in the 1950’s. Much of his future subject matter can be placed in the realm of such common, everyday objects, that were focused…

…of the definitive record of 20th Century art. Dali used many mediums to illustrate his inspirations. His most popular of course are his paintings, but he also used such media as jewelry, advertisements, beer-bottle designs, ballet sets, and costumes. Dali also…